aerators

There is more to soil than dirt, including microbes, fungi, and soil dwelling aerators like worms.

If you have an hour or two free, get one of those little wine aerators and do the taste test.

They've generally been stone countertops with custom sinks with low-pressure fixtures that don't have aerators.

The biggest mistake they made was ordering 3,000 decanters and 1,500 aerators.

The 'mist' is created by the aquarium pumps and aerators in fact.

There's also pieces of equipment that won't fit in the trunk (boot), like lawn aerators, rototillers, sod cutters, and stump grinders.

We had a crappy tankless water heater for a few years, so I actually removed the water saving shower faucets and sink aerators.

That growing medium allowed us to get rid of sensors, pumps, mixers, dozers, aerators, filters etc.

>The aerators kept breaking, and so Bjork and McDowell had to pay for returns.

The main gist is to keep the water moving which they do with a combination of levees, aerators, and architecture features designed so water runs off instead of pooling on walkways and buildings.

I agree with everything you've said, BUT, I find small tank (10gal or less) electric hot water heaters surprisingly cost-effective options if you are using very low-flow aerators and shower heads (0.5-1.0 GPM).

There are definitely automation tools (augers, aerators, …) but they tend to be pretty fixed and inflexible, and sometimes there's an issue with them, and you need one of each system you want / need for each bin.

As someone who also grows algae, I can tell you that unless you're running circulating pumps / aerators with solar it's sort of an uphill battle to make things "carbon neutral".

It was a water spray (Bil said "aerators" around 0:44; he probably did not mean the spiky lawn care thing, but rather a sprinkle system), to keep the existing chemicals on the ground from turning into dust and flying further away.